David makes a compelling case for the feud between Satan and God. Satan can only do what God allows him to do. God allowed Satan to torment Job but would not let him take Job's life. I believe the translation in Psalms 8:5 should be Gods vs. Angels. Thank you David for your understanding of Scripture and your gift to explain The Word.

Psalms 8:5 "For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels". The author states that 'angels' should be translated 'God's' and that this is the masculine plural word for God. This then puts man at a higher status than the angels and thus the reason that we can judge angels as is given in 1 Cor 6:3. Thus Satan becomes jealous, as he has lost his No 1 status after God. The author states that it does not make sense that Lucifer would want to be God, (or is that God(s)? Still, me thinks that the author forgets that this is the nature and deception of pride wherewith we get the saying "Pride cometh before the fall". That's pretty much the crux of this whole little book.

On another note Pastor David Todeschini has sort of opened another can of worms i.e. the plurality of god. Here you have walked into the Gnostic (and other ancient beliefs/myths) that the universe was formulated via 7 co-creators. Being a student of Christian Gnosticism this all works for me and without contradictions.